
Mysteries, DNA, and the Search for Who We Really Are.
The Fronczak Files is a gripping podcast that delves deep into the investigation of the abduction of Paul Fronczak, the abandonment of Jack Rosenthal, and the disappearance of Jack’s twin sister Jill. This true crime podcast takes you on a rollercoaster ride through Paul’s experiences, searching for his family and uncovering new mysteries along... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

A corrupt jail. A crooked housing authority. A city where power and corruption went hand in hand.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey welcome Colleen Neuharth, Lead Historical Researcher, to take a closer look at the darker side o... more
A missing twin. A DNA test. A newfound hope.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey revisit the leads that have emerged throughout the investigation for Jill Lynn Rosenthal: women who, for one reason or another, wondered if they coul... more
A buried mother. A need for DNA. A new challenge.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey continue the conversation from last week, taking a deeper look at the team’s decision to petition the state of New Jersey to exhume Marie Duncan... more
A hidden identity. A family of secrets. A fight to exhume.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey detail the journey that led them to an extraordinary decision: petitioning the state of New Jersey to exhume Marie Duncan Rosenthal.
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This story is absolutely fascinating and I wanted so badly to binge it but…. I stopped listening because it is just so poorly executed. The audio is so so bad and the story telling is almost as bad. I love that Paul is voicing his part of the story but this needs to be produced by people who know what they are doing to give it justice. There are so many players spanning decades with crazy twists and turns, and they somehow made it hard to listen to.
I really enjoyed this investigation. It’s a story I’m familiar with because it’s been covered a lot. It’s really a treat to hear the story from Jack himself.
The acoustics need some work. Jack is at the right volume but Hastings comes on really loudly.
Not thrilled with the negative remarks about New Jerseyans and the women the story by Hastings. It’s really cliche. I understand she’s trying to be funny. She’s not.
I felt that Hastings made the dialogue really awkward. Paul Jack has ... more
Great fascinating and interesting story to start with but now seasons in I’m bored with all the constant babble and recap of the story so far which takes up about 75% of each episode, random rubbish 20% and maybe something newly interesting 5%
Condense the season into a couple of great episodes.
Now finding it hard to track the family members and characters.
Good luck with finding info on the twin sister.
But find a new podcast editor
Sorry feel terrible saying all this as enjoyed listening t... more
I LOVE THIS JOURNEY-sooo emotionally charged BUT the volume is too low…commercials are fine but both Jack & crews voices are to low or far away from mic….
Fascinating story - but the storytelling and timeline and continual introduction of new characters without context was so confusing. Jack seems like a lovely guy and the story is amazing but I might have to watch a doco instead to get a clearer picture
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A true-crime podcast that digs into long-running identity mysteries, archival records, and the social context around infant abductions and disappearances. The show blends historical hospital security gaps, cradle-to-grave investigations, DNA and genealogy-driven sleuthing, and interviews or interviews-inspired discussions to illuminate how past systems shaped today's mysteries. Noteworthy are its narrative persistence, willingness to re-examine suspects, and a community-driven call for public records or tips to move cold cases forward. Potential listeners may be drawn to meticulous archival reconstruction, family-history curiosity, and the human impact of unresolved cases, even as pacing and narrative focus can polarize opinions across seas... more
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Recent guests on The Fronczak Files include:
1. Colleen Neuharth
2. Angeline Hartmann
3. Callahan Walsh
4. Susan Wohlert
5. Doyle Batey
6. Jack Rosenthal
7. Sean Anderson
8. Cairenn Binder
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